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That's like saying when an engine fails on a car that's worthless.?So electricity is free ? Aint goin to be cheap any time soon ! And when the battery,s fail the vehicle will be worthless.
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That's like saying when an engine fails on a car that's worthless.?So electricity is free ? Aint goin to be cheap any time soon ! And when the battery,s fail the vehicle will be worthless.
Adding even more to this throwaway societySo electricity is free ? Aint goin to be cheap any time soon ! And when the battery,s fail the vehicle will be worthless.
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And the authorities will know what and where our every movement is,As I previously postulated (Oooooh, Matron!) in another thread, private car ownership will become a thing of the past - autonomous vehicle will be ‘summoned’ as required by most people…………
its like that now pretty much anyway. CCTV everywhere, each time you shop, use your bank card, call a taxi, get on a bus ,fill your car with fuel, anpr cameras, the list goes on. But I dont worry as I have nothing to hide. (as long as they dont tell SWMBO Im in the pub)And the authorities will know what and where our every movement is,
George Orwell was so right !!
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They already do if they care to look. ANPR, use of bank cards and mobile phones. Autonomous vehicles and road charging might make little difference.And the authorities will know what and where our every movement is,
George Orwell was so right !!
if that was the case they would be banned off the ferries and the channel tunnel and multistorey car parks.One of my customers has a large fleet of recovery vehicles. The amount of electric vehicles I see recovered by him is scary. Everything from exploding batteries to burnt-out wiring. Electric vehicles? No thanks.
If you are in the habit of buying cars with duff engines and fitting replacements you have a valid point for you. I would suggest battery replacement cost will be a barrier for a lot of folksLikely be no more expensive than an engine replacement now.
Batteries come with 8 year warranties or 100,000 miles. Batteries are getting better and are likely to outlast the car. In the grand scheme of things this is right at the bottom of my list of concerns.
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They certainly would if the true facts were revealed.if that was the case they would be banned off the ferries and the channel tunnel and multistorey car parks.
it would be all over the media if EVs were exploding all over the place I have seen not one report of an EV battery exploding but have seen firsthand a few ICE cars on fire. and the AA/RAC would highlight it if there was a problem and also the fire service.They certainly would if the true facts were revealed.
Not sure about other manufacturers but Tesla's have a reenforced containment area around the battery compartment which will keep any potential heat/fire from spreading to the passenger area of the car.it would be all over the media if EVs were exploding all over the place I have seen not one report of an EV battery exploding but have seen firsthand a few ICE cars on fire. and the AA/RAC would highlight it if there was a problem and also the fire service.
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So this recovery company is carrying electric cars for fun?it would be all over the media if EVs were exploding all over the place I have seen not one report of an EV battery exploding but have seen firsthand a few ICE cars on fire. and the AA/RAC would highlight it if there was a problem and also the fire service.
Where does he store all these EVs with exploding batteries? i am not saying EVs don't break down just questioning your statement that EV batteries explode and there is somehow a coverup.So this recovery company is carrying electric cars for fun?
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Government would suppress it if it were to harm their EV agenda (propaganda)it would be all over the media if EVs were exploding all over the place I have seen not one report of an EV battery exploding but have seen firsthand a few ICE cars on fire. and the AA/RAC would highlight it if there was a problem and also the fire service.
How can they suppress it if you have 100 witnesses all holding camera phones? The media love a good anti-EV story and would be all over it.Government would suppress it if it were to harm their EV agenda (propaganda)
I'm not qualified enough to say its a cover-up. He recovers them to the customers chosen destination. I've seen these vehicles for myself and I'm not saying there are thousands.Where does he store all these EVs with exploding batteries? i am not saying EVs don't break down just questioning your statement that EV batteries explode and there is somehow a coverup.
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No I am not. and in the future I will not be in the habit of buying cars with duff batteries.If you are in the habit of buying cars with duff engines and fitting replacements you have a valid point for you. I would suggest battery replacement cost will be a barrier for a lot of folks
The stats I have seen show exactly the opposite.The figures are available and the rate of fires in EVs has been higher than ICEs.
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Fires pffttt! child's play. The new Toyota bZ4X the wheels fall off.The stats I have seen show exactly the opposite.
Interesting, either way it will not stop me buying an EV when I have some way of charging it at home.The stats I have seen show exactly the opposite.
Please quote your source.Some figures are available and the rate of fires in EVs has been higher than ICEs. There have been recalls of some brands to correct a problem so the figures will probably even up with time. Most car fires are still in ICE vehicles because there are many more of them on the road. No cover up as far as I can see, the figures for London were released when requested.
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Not according to JB Straubel and his new Redwood set up. Of course he is still growing but says the actual system is profitable, and says there are a whole host of reasosn batteries from evs get passed on. Not least of all sometimes the "connectors" between the cells suffer damage,(just one sometimes) which is an easy turn round and fix. Its not all about reclaiming and selling all the raw materials.If you are in the habit of buying cars with duff engines and fitting replacements you have a valid point for you. I would suggest battery replacement cost will be a barrier for a lot of folks
It was London Fire Brigade figures for 2019 given in this fleet news report.Please quote your source.
Not according to JB Straubel and his new Redwood set up. Of course he is still growing but says the actual system is profitable, and says there are a whole host of reasosn batteries from evs get passed on. Not least of all sometimes the "connectors" between the cells suffer damage,(just one sometimes) which is an easy turn round and fix. Its not all about reclaiming and selling all the raw materials.
As we stand, there is more lithium around the world in appliances at the moment than anywhere else, phones, laptops, etc etc stuck away in peoples drawers and lofts. The big business/challenge is getting the required out of all these items, like we have been doing with lead acid batteries for years.
This will also lessen the need to harvest the earth for precious metals in future, with 5 year old kids as we keep hearing. (debateable but jesus what will they do for work then ???)
Cars are easy.
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